P-M Anquetil

With over 15 years experience working in an ever-changing international music industry, he prides himself as a key player in future of our own.

Philippe-Marc Anquetil is a veteran of the Music Industry. From humble beginnings in South-Western Sydney, Australia, Philippe-Marc has carved out an accomplished international career in Song-Writing, Production, Mixing and Mastering, Singing, Vocal Coaching, Publishing and Management. Although he continues to remain active in these roles, his current focus is on mentorship and education.

His experience spans over 15 years in an ever-changing international music industry, and he prides himself as a key player in the future of our Local Australian music industry.

Since finishing his Bachelor of Music at Sydney University and Sydney’s prestigious Conservatorium of Music, mentored by some of Australias finest Composers, Anne Boyd, Ross Edwards and Peter Sculthorpe, he has gone on to secure over 180 contemporary releases worldwide, working with the likes of Little Mix, One Direction, Jessie J, Tinie Tempah and Kelly Rowland, Cher, YouMeAtSix, Chiddy, Kumi Koda, Ayumi Hamasaki, Toho Shinki, Shinee, and more locally Timomatic, The Justice Crew, Joe Moore, KYA, Prinnie Stevens, Paulini, Bella Paige and Alexa (The Voice Kids), Anna-Maria La Spina and many more.

The past 5 years have seen him delve more into the use of Contemporary Music in high school education. He has worked as a mentor and tutor for the Talent Development Project (TDP) - a joint initiative between the New South Wales Department of Education and Communities and the entertainment industry - and also as a consultant and Tutor for CaSPA which is the dynamic Performing Arts Program of Sydney Catholic Schools.

Most recently, Philippe-Marc founded his own initiative, IAM, where he brings both live contemporary music and workshops to schools around NSW.

“Being subjected to the many intricacies of the industry puts you in an ideal role as a mentor and educator. When I look back and see what I have been through – the good, the bad and the ugly - I only hope to make clear the way for our talented youth to pursue their dreams, as I was able to… and am still doing. ”